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Court of Appeals for Federal Circuit Holds That Government Did Not Waive Right to Terminate for Default Notwithstanding Contractor's Continued Performance After Contract Completion Date, Where Contractor Continued to Delay Not Despite Numerous Efforts by Government to Spur Completion

By Constructlaw on June 18, 1996

State of Florida, Department of Insurance v. The United States,
81 F.3d 1093 (U.S. App. 1996) LEXIS (Fed. Cir. 1996).
The construction contract at issue in this case resulted in a default termination of the contractor and the contractor’s surety. The surety’s receiver sued the United States for damages based on losses suffered by the…

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Court of Appeals for Federal Circuit Holds That Government Did Not Waive Right to Terminate for Default Notwithstanding Contractor's Continued Performance After Contract Completion Date, Where Contractor Continued to Delay Not Despite Numerous Efforts by Government to Spur Completion

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